Conflicts of Rights in the European Union

`...the ECJ should follow a path that allows for diversity through synthesizing fundamental rights traditions. Torres Pérez book can serve as a good guidance in finding that path.' Constantin von der Groben, Global Law Books `A work of scholarship and insight with editorial voices sounding forth from every aspect of leagal position...It is, indeed, a tribute to what is now a piece of constitutional history.' The Judical House of Lords 1876-2009. `It is well written and contains a very clear explanation of the systems of human rights protection in Europe...The book will be of interest to readers and researchers in the fields of European law and politics, human rights and legal theory. Above all it should be compulsory reading for all those concerned about judicial legitimacy, the protection of fundamental rights and the relationship between national constitutional sovereignty and the EU' Susan Millns, Yearbook of European Law `...a comprehensive monograph on one of the most striking normative challenges in the European Union' Constantin von der Groeben, Global Law Books Blog `Aida Torres Perez's study is to be welcomed as a clearly written and valuable addition to the already rich literature on constitutional pluralism...[A]nyone concerned with constitutionalist developments and interaction of legal orders in Europe should take a closer look at Conflicts of Rights in the European Union' Juha Lavapuro, European Law Review, 2010 `...a valuable contribution to the current debate of the proper role of the EU Judiciary in the area of human rights.' D. Xenos, European Review of Public Law `[A] stimulating contribution to the debate.' Common Market Law Review